Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi directed to urgently overcome the landslide at Mimosa Pass.

Chairman-in-Chief-of-Other-Copy(1).jpg — Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi inspected the serious landslide at Mimosa Pass.

At the inspection session, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested relevant units to concentrate maximum forces and means, immediately deploy solutions to quickly clear the route, ensuring traffic safety.

Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Van Muoi and other authorities were present at the scene of the shooting at Deo Mimosa (copy) (1).jpg — Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi and relevant agencies were present at the scene of the landslide at Mimosa Pass to inspect and direct the repair.

He emphasized that construction must strictly follow technical procedures, prioritize safety, and develop a comprehensive plan to completely handle landslides and limit recurrence.

copy-and-paste-report-unit(1).jpg — Relevant units check the landslide situation at Mimosa Pass

Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi assigned the Road Maintenance Board to mobilize contractors, machinery, specialized vehicles, and closely coordinate with functional forces and local authorities to speed up construction progress and urgently open Mimosa Pass while Prenn Pass is still temporarily closed.

Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee Ho Van Muoi inspected and directed the handling of landslides on Mimosa Pass.

As reported by Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television, late on November 19, at Km 226+500 on Mimosa Pass (from Duc Trong to Da Lat), in Xuan Huong Ward - Da Lat, a particularly serious subsidence occurred.

Landslide 5 — Scene of landslide at Mimosa Pass recorded on the morning of November 20

The entire road surface was completely broken, about 50m wide, about 30m deep, the slide length was up to 100m, cutting off traffic and threatening the lives of people living at the foot of the slope.

Sowing 3 - Copy — The landslide caused Mimosa Pass to completely collapse.

Immediately upon receiving the news, the Fire Prevention and Rescue Police of the Provincial Police mobilized human resources and specialized vehicles to quickly approach the scene, coordinating with local authorities to organize rescue operations throughout the night.

Landslide 4 - Copy — The landslide caused Mimosa Pass to completely collapse.

As of early morning on November 20, the landslide area was still strictly sealed off. Authorities remained on duty 24/7, closely monitoring geological developments and ready to respond if new dangers arose.